Lexicon

1. Clean Language: A language model similar to the Meta Model, developed by James Lawley and Penny Tomkins based on the work of David Grove.
2. Consensus Reality: A reality which is shared by two or more people.
3. Meta Model: the NLP linguistic model that seeks to uncover "deep structure" of perceived reality from the "surface structure" of language. The Meta Model was developed from the transformational grammar of Noam Chomsky.
   
4. Milton Model: The model developed by Bandler and Grinder based on the work of Milton Erickson. The Milton Model is intimately connected to the Meta Model.
5. NLP: Neuro Linguisitc Programming, a tool box or techniques and a philosophy develped by Richard Bandler and John Grinder.
6. Reality: the external universe around us, whatever that is.
7. Symbolic Modeling: Developing the client's Symbolic Landscape using Clean Language or other tools.
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